Trump changes his Twitter banner to include tweet citing former intelligence director Clapper, saying there is 'no evidence of collusion' with Russia

President Trump changed the banner on his Twitter profile Monday night
    He added a tweet about Clapper's testimony to his current banner picture
    The tweet was part of Trump's banner pic for three hours before he took it down at midnight

President Donald Trump changed his Twitter banner Monday night after the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.

During the hearing, Trump tweeted four times in ten minutes, commenting on the testimonies from former Attorney General Sally Yates and former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.

After the hearing, around 6.40pm, the President added one of those tweets to his banner picture on his profile.

The tweet said: 'Director Clapper reiterated what everybody, including the fake media already knows- there is "no evidence" of collusion w/ Russia and Trump.'
After the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Monday night, Trump changed his Twitter banner picture to include one of his earlier tweets about the hearing
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After the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Monday night, Trump changed his Twitter banner picture to include one of his earlier tweets about the hearing
Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, left, and former Attorney General Sally Yates, right, gave testimony at the Senate subcommittee hearing
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Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, left, and former Attorney General Sally Yates, right, gave testimony at the Senate subcommittee hearing
Trump tweeted four times in ten minutes about the Yates and Clapper's testimonies at the hearing
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Trump tweeted four times in ten minutes about the Yates and Clapper's testimonies at the hearing

He added that tweet to the bottom of his banner picture, according to the New York Daily News. The picture, which is still the banner on Trump's profile, is a photograph of House Republicans celebrating the American Health Care Act in the Oval Office.

But the tweet was gone from the picture by midnight, according to the Daily News. It only lasted for about three hours.

Trump's tweet was referencing a moment in the hearing when Senator Lindsey Graham asked Clapper if he stood by his March 5 statement that there was 'no evidence' of 'collusion between members of the Trump campaign and the Russians'.